system . diagnostics .process.start("wmplayer.exe" & e.commandarguement)

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System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("wmplayer.exe", e.CommandArgument)
does not start wmplayer with the file passed from iis. any suggestions or help? need it urgently working

Posted 5-Feb-13 22:10pm

Kats2512

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-06T01:51:00

If this is in your ASP.NET code, you just opened Windows Media Player on the server NOT the client.

All ASP.NET code runs server-side, not on the client. You cannot use Process.Start to launch anything on the client. You just have to send the content and the client should determine what to do with it itself.